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The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-01-27
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, 1887-08-25
From .Eosaax,s Daily.

Mr.. Learned's auction rooms are filled
TO overiiowing these days-with furni-
ture, and miscellaneous goods.
Short Wood for sale at the Saw Mill
one dollar per cord.
From Captain Geo. II. Jones we learn
that the Port of Entry Guards will begin
using their muskets at the first meeting
in September. All interested take no.
tice.
M. T. J. Corrigan, the taller, is grow
ing iuto i. fine business in his line. If
you notice our young "bloods" specially
well dressed these days, blame Corrigan
for it.
From a private dispatch We learn that
Dave McKissick shot himself at Dunge-
ness today. No particulars were sent
and it is unknown here how he met his
death.
Mr.. Becker's new furniture store is
making start worthy of the town. 1t
is losated in ole of the new Eisenbeis
brick buildings on the sea wall front, and
bids fair to be an immense establishment
in its line some day.
We learn that the citizsns of Lopez is
land are anxious to have Rev. DR.. Dill
lor, The NJ e. pastor, returned for another
wear. He was stationed at Port Townsend
two years. He is veteran in the work
shaying filled some OF the leading ap
, 1887-08-25
From .ruesaax.s naI,r.

Read the advertisement of A. r. Will
bers Mammoth Theatrical Company
elsewhere.
We notice the genial face of Capt.
Lloyd on our streets again after two
months gbs2nce in Alaska.
Schooner Hueneme, Elliott. arrived
yesterday, % days from Kalahui.
She loads lumber at Port Ludlow for
San Pedro.
Mr.. James Melville, having finished
sinking a well 119 feet at Hadlock for
Isaac Cornick has gone to Port Gamble
on business.
The plans for the elevation Of the new
stone building foI this custom district
have arrived. The plans give the high
est satisfaction and are beautiful.
We notice Fred. Cosper in town.
Fred Is an electrician and probably will
have charge of the electric light plant
here. He is well known hereabouts.
Rev. L.. ]. Carver, of Whatcom, for
merly pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church of that place, las accepted the
call OF Congreg ational church at Port
land.
We are credibIy informed that Mr.
J. g. Ginger has refused $500 for the
lot on which his store stands on Water
street. Property is rapidly advancing.
Mr.. Ginger has to refuse a great many
offers for his real estate.
Messrs. Sayre aud Pearce gave us some
samples of copper from an immense
ledge of copper ore east of the noun
tains. They affirm that it is 5000 feet in
length, 240 feet in width, and shows a
clear depth of 20 feet having in sight 80,
100000 tons of ore.
Mr.. Hammond informs us that he Sc
cured today another subscription of
800 from the Cinnamon. The men of
Asia are determined to be 'allee samee
Melican" in this matter. OF course they
are welcome to take the honors
They expect to raise their amount to
$780,
Tacoma has had shooting melee of a
serious character. Kleinschmidt, a res
taurant keeper, shot officer Cavanaugh,
who was trying to arrest him, and n
general fusiiade followed in which about
fifteen shots were fred. Klein
schmidt was finally prostrated with a
club and hauled to jail.
Lieut.. Frank Green, .. 5. A, belong
ing to the signal service, returned Satur-
day on the steamer Dispatch from a tour
of inspection to the signals stations and
the government line between Port An
geles and Tatoosh Island. The lieuten.
ant in his report to the chief signal OIL
Ger at Washington strongly recommend
| ed that signal station be established
at Tatoosh Island where the display OF
the storm signals may be seen by all yes
sells before leaving the straits. At pres
ent there are no stations below Port
Angeles, and the signals displayed at
that place are OF no use to vessels pas
sing out, being too far to be seen from
the deck of the outward bound vessels
Lieut.. Green explained to some of the
active members OF the Board of Trade
the necessity of united movement OIL
the part OF the Boards of Trade of Ibis
city, Seattle, Tacoma and San. Francisco
, 1887-08-25
Ghe at'ceklp Araus.
Erorn rnursdux,s Daily.
Land is selling of Ike hot cakes

Land Is selling off like hot cakes
That custom house block Will look ia
nous with S25O,GGO more expended up.
on 1t.
DR.. Wad-El-Ward closed his engage.
ment here last evening, and went to Vic
toria today.
Prof. Kerr leaves iu few days to re-
sume his duties as principal of the Walla
Wala public school
The grades on Washington and JefFer-
son streets both need repairing very
much. They are all cut into rut holes.
Prosecuting Attorney Calhoun went to
Dungeness today. 1t is understood
that DIR. Vail of Port Angeles has got
into trouble about his diploma-or lack
OF one.
Frank Hanford, I. r. Pumphery, G..
W. Harris, q. 7, Myers and Mr.. Lord,
have foamed partnership, or joint
stock company for the purpose of estab-
fishing and conducting salmon cannery
at the mouth of the Samish River.
We have received catalogues Of the
Territorial University at Seattle ard the
Annie Wright Seminary at Tacoma.
They are about the size of the catalogues
to be sent out from Port Townsend next
year for the University of Puget Sound.
The ornamental work on the new Nc
Curdy brick building is being put in
position. AT the corner of Water &
Taylor staeets, over the upper story is a
large open panel with large raised fig.
ures 1881" and underneath iu raised
letters, "McCurdy."
Copies of the WEEKLY ARGUS of Aug.
1Ith are in demand. The edition was
larger than usual, but interesting local
matter caused all the spare copies to be
bought up. Five cents each will be paid
for a limited number of copies of that
date, by leaving the same at this office.
An order has been made in San Pedro
to the customs officials to search all lum-
Der laden vessels from Puget Sound for
unstamed opium, which is being SNUG
gled into the Uaited States. The bark
d. G. Murray, which loaded lumber re-
Gently at Seattle for San Pedro was in
tercepted at the entrance Of San Pedro
bay ard a thorough search instituted for
the drug, without any being found. It
appears that when the Murray salad, a
boat WAS sent off to the bark loaded
with several new sails. This movement
caused message TO be sent to the Off
cials at San Pedro that smaggled opium
was on board, and hence the search.
Quite a number of vessels from the
Sound are reported to have been search
ed in San Francisco. In some instances
small lots Of opium have been found in
the forcastle.
, 1887-08-25
shipping Notes
lFrom Yesterday's Daily.l

| tFrom Yesterday 8 Daly-l
Ship Dashing Wave, Began, arrived
last evening IL days from San Francisco
and proceeded to Tacoma in tow of tug
Biz, where she will load return cargo.
She made the round trip in AZ days.
Bark Samoset, Monroe, arrived last
evening II days from San Francisco and
proceeded TO Tacoma in tow of tug Ia
coma, where she loads return cargo of
lumber. Sine made the round trip in 80
days.
Ship Two Brothers; Hayden, arrived
yesterday II days from San Francisco
and proceeded to Tacoma in tow of the
tug Pioneer. where she loads return
cargo of coal.
Bark Templar; Knacke, arrived last
evening % days from Sad Francisco and
proceeded to Seattle where sne loads a
return cargo of coal. Tug S. l.. Mastick
towed her us.
Bark Hope, Penhallow, arrived last
evening in tow of tug Tyee n days from
Honolulu and anchored in the bay. She
loads return cargo OF lumber at one OF
the Puget Mill Co.'s Mills. She made
the round trip in 60 days.
Barkentine Malay, Moorhouse, arrived
from San Pedro and proceeded to Taco
ma where she loads a return cargo OF
| lumber. She made the round trip in 43
days.
Schr. Catherine Sudden, Lund, sailed
for Gray's Harbor. yesterday, where she
will load lumber for San Francisco.
Schooner Corona, McAllep, WAS towed
to Port Gamble yesterday, to load lum-
ber for San Pedro. Capt, McAllep Is a
brother to Mr.. McAllep, formerly ship
broker of this place, now captain OF the
ship Detroit, loading coal at Seattle for
San Francisco.
, 1887-08-25
(From Yesterdays Daily.)

Rooms to rent Apply at this Office.
, Mr.. Payne returned from Dungeness
today.
Mrs. Al. Bartlett goes to Dungeness
tomorrow to visit relatives.
Samuel Morse of Port Angeles, sheriff
of Cialam county, is quite i'll.
On the Dispatch today from Port An
geles were Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Bell OF
the signal station.
Thanks to the Puyallup Commerce for
q little free advertising. We will recip-
rocate Friend Fuller.
Twenty-Five men are now al work on
Tacoma's smelter. The location is out
toward the narrows from old town
The editor arrived homo from Dungen-
ess today-having made an addition of q
valuable tract TO the University lands
during his absence.
Mr.. Matson Of Dungeness came to
this city today for medical attendance on
account Of severe bite on one of bis
hands, by vicious boar.
State Insurance Company of Salem,
Or, is the best for farm buildings and
dwelling houses. RoB'T. BILEs,
Agent.
Postmaster Mcnamara has secured
the services Of boss ieweller, a Mr.. L.
A. Butler-and now those who may be
hankering for work in that limo needn't
be basbful about saying so.
Samuel Fernie, living near Sequim
Bay, had his dwelling burned yesterday
under circumstances that left little
doubt that it WAS the work OF an incen.
diary. Loss about $500.
Mr. John Crawford of Wisconsin,, G
nephew of Wm. Crawford of Pyscht
went down on the Dispatch to visit his
uncle. and spy out the land with view
OF locating in Claliam County.
Fuller, who murdered Archbishop
Seghers has been arrested at st. Mi
chael by the officers OF the Bear, and is
now aboard that cutter enrou6e to Sitka
for trial. He is reported as insane
There seems TO be no other explanation
of the crime than insanity on the part oi
Fuller.
1t is definitely known that Al. Bart.
lett has gone to San Francisco to aid
Cagt. Sloan of the bark Arcturps wItt
testimony that will clear the latter in the
smuggling case-not withstanding the
fact that Seattle paper woHld make il
appear that Mr.. Bartlett is fleeing from
justice.
Tho thickest fog OF the season prevails
in the Straits making navigation dan
gerous, particularly so to sail vessels
Tug boats are unable to find them, but
just as soon as one is seen through the
fog the master of the sail vessel is will
ing to employ steam to take them to
to their destination.
Several of the young people of the
Episcopal church with their friends con-
template an excursion to Argyle, San
Juan Island next Wednesday on tho
steamer Libby, and return on Thursday
night. Anyone wishing to take the trip
through the Islands to Whatcom and
East Sound can do so without extra
charge. The round trip ticket will be
g. Farther particulars may be had
from the Rev. Mr.. Crawford.
, 1887-08-25

asking their representatives in congress
that small appropriation he voted for
I the erection of a signal station at Tatoush
Island. and The maintenance of the teIe
graph line The present allowance of
81, GOO per annum for this line is not
sufficient.
| Mr.. ". s. Ladd, Portland's richest
banker came down on the Ancon from a
moths trip north. He stated that he
had very pleasant journey and was
much delighted with the Trip. Mr. Ladd
| is an affablc, pleasant gentleman. He
Is fully alive to the beauty and impor-
tance of Port Townsend rs the port of
Puget Sound.
Mr.. T. J. Pearca of Oakland, who was
mentioned as being in town in yester-
days paper, concluded to purchase one
OF Judge Swans blocks in SWantown.
Mr., Pearce Is real estate dealer in
Oakland, and he thinks our city fine
place for investment. Mr.. P. told a
reporter of this paper that his object in
buying where he lid was that it was
nearer the University site aud he had a
family to educate.
The Bark Memnon, Hoyer, arrived last
evening from Nanaimo in tow of Br. tug
Pilot as the bark was loaded with coal.
A representative of this paper inter-
viewed the captain who Informed him
that the crew having refused duty were
committed to imprisonment in British
Columbia and his vessel was towed to
this port with only the officers and Mr..
Christian, inspector of customs, on board.
AIR. Christian tailed the coal and found
the amount tn BE 1870 tons, which will
have TO pay duty iEto this custom house
at the rate Of 75 cents per ton. A crew
is being shipped by her agents, Water
man & Katz. She will sail tomorrow.
, 1887-08-25

pointments in Oregon aud Washington.
lie was fo7 several years editor of the
Portland 2. c. -ldgocatc, and IS 50 well
Showp, that he needs Io special men
uon. OF late years the Doctor has been
IN feeble health. pecessitating his taking
country charge.
AIR. a q. Sayre an old time resident
| OF Puget Sound and Il prospcctor of
some success accompanied by Mr. r. H
Pierce, Il capitalist of Oakland, Cal,
passed through town today for a visit to
the country beyond Port Discovery.
They have been having a trip iu the
mountains and are now resting.
SAD ACCIDENT.-Nr. j. r. McLaugh-
lin, the machinist of Port Ludlow, was
badly hurt this morning. He was man
aging a saw and somehow 4 splinter was
thrown from the saw which struck him
In the face and inflicted a very severe
wound on the side of the temple and
cheek. He was brought to this city this
morning by the steamer Virginia and
his wounds dressed by DR.. Wilson.
The results can hardly be predicted as
yet except tt at he is very badly hurt.
Discovery saw mills are booming along
at Lively rate. Several vessels are due.
& nd Will be IN by the time those now
lo,adinsg are out of the way. Messrs.
Mo ore & Smith are evidently in the
70 f,r
than their health-and, during these
lively times, they are doubtless realizing
their expectations in 4 large measure.
Pugh' Hotel, under the management OF
MIR. 'eter Mutty, comes far above the
avera sc of similar Institutions
Ii revenue cutter Oliver WoIcott,
Capt. Glover arrived Saturday from the
head of the bay, where she had been
undergoing extensive overhaalipg from
keel to truck under the Immediate sup
erv ision of 1st Lieut. lutte and Chief
EN- yineer Doyle. who have spared no
pat as and expense in fitting up th5 cut
ter in first class order. While the cutter
has been laid up 2nd Lieut.. John L.
Lut!, has been actively engaged in cruis-
ing about in the waters of Puget Sound
to Geteet and apprehcnd smugglers.
NEW DEPARTURE IN AMUsEMENTs.-
Mr.. A. L. Wilbur, the well known cast
ern theatrical manager has consolidated
his New York Madison Square Co. and
Lyceu'n Theatre Co., and is now giving
dram attic, followed by speciality per-
forma nee in one evening, for the same
price of admission. Mr. Wilber's con-
solidf.ted companies will appear at
LearIed's Opera House one night only,
Monday, Aug. 29th, presenting "The
Galley Slave, to be followed by the
Lyceum Co.'S Great Specially show. in
Producing among other features, the
Great Kissell. the champion Zouave
Bayonet and Gun drilest of the world
three hours, on the wharf at Tacoma,
last Friday and were surprised to find
that although that place is the terminus
of the Pacific Coast steamship lines
still five persons were anxiously awaiting
small steamer to convey them down to
a way station called Seattle. where the
steamship Mexico was laying, ready to
sail to San Francisco. We felt very bad
| as the hours passed by and it became
too late to reach the station and the five
prospective passengers slowly wended
their way homeward. Nothing like liv-
ing at the terminus however. How is
this Brother Radebaugh? Is it COM
mon occurrence?
, 1887-08-25
With Cur Exchanges.
Tacoma is full Of burglars.

! Tacoma is fuIi OF burglars.
The Utes OF Colorado are still trouble.
some
France has had duei with swords.
The dark ages are returning.
The British lion and the Russian bear
! are again growing at each other.
A man named Thorndyke has been
horribly murdered at Spokane Falls.
A very large excursion left OH Satur-
day from Tacoma and Seattle for the
switchback scenery.
Gov. Bartlett of California has had an
attack of paralysis and IS not expected
to 1--we many hours.
Rear Admiral Craven died at the
Charleston Navy Yard on Monday. lie
was retired navy officer.
Higgins, the Baltimore boss won't re-
sign. The muGwumps are outraged.
Cleveland is in dilemma.
Gov. Semple is travelling quite exten-
sively throughout the Territory. He has
Just been doing" Pacific county.
The New York socialists strongly de-
nounce Henry George. He is in a fair
way to rise in respectability now.
A very great effort is being made to
secure the parden of ex-banker Fish,
who was president OF the Marine bank.
John U. Brookman, a Wright director
OF the n. p. r. R., has recently pur-
chased $4,000 worth of realty IN Ia
coma.
Dennis Ryan denies having anything
to do with the Tacoma smeIter. He also
says that he has purchased no property
there.
Mexico has just unveiled statue to
her last Aztec Emperor, Caanhotomac.
The Indian population are highly de-
lighted.
W. r. Shelton of Spokane Falls, was
bitten three times by a rattlesnake the
other day. He survived by the utmost
precaution and great presence ofzgmind.
It was close call however.
The Steamer City of Montreal was
burned Aug. IS in mid ocean. Nearly
all were saved-perhaps all. But one
boat has not been heard from yet. The
steamer was complete wreck.
The U. S. government has demanded
the release Of Missionary Deane, pro-
tsstant, who has been arrested and held
in durance by Catholic authorities in
the Caroline Islands; contrary TO treaty
with Spain.
Cornell College of New York, looses a
million dollars by decision of the su-
preme court, which decided that Cor
nell now had the extreme limit of its
char ter. The money was from the will
OF Mrs. Fiske.
Our friend, Hon. Ezra Meeker, has ac-
cepted the position of agricultural editor
OF the Post oSt-Intelligenccr. Bro Meeker
is wlde-awake man and has about as
much practical bard sense as is generally
monopolized by one farmer. What lie
does is well done.
The struggle for the control OF the
Northern Pacific II, II. wakes hot. Elijah
Smith, who made such a fizzle in the
management of the G. r. & N, is seek
ing to get control of the n. P. r. r. in
the interest of the q. G T. Tacoma's
prosperity depends on the issue.
Sea lions of one and two tons weight,
are still! represented by the Pacific Jour
nal as very troublesome to fisherman on
the Columbia. Inasmuch as the law
prevents, or tries to prevent fishing after
the 1st of July, it is just possible that
those huge sea lions try to shame the
sheriffs of those river counties.
, 1887-08-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Central-Fy d Hughes, Vancouver, B
c.; e d P Nickels and wife, Discovery
Thos Keogh, San Francisco; L j Ian
ming, Albany; J, S. Sullivan, Columbus
Miss Roller, Discovery; a McGoWan
East Sound; Fl A Bauer, Alaska; Franb
Powers, San Francisco; ] Cenora, Bari
Hope; John Kineth, Coupeville; Horace
a Davis, Bark VIM lie Lacheur; Johr
Pudy, Sequim.
Cosnopolitan-H C Shields. Portland
Richard Nichols, Hope, B. c.; III A
Gottsteiu, Seattle; 1 j Carpenter
Stockton; P Rosh, Discovery; Dan Clari
Angeles; Henry Anderson, Jos kelly. L
Mari. W D M Davis. " Dean, l. Men
nan, V Norman, G Donnell, S Wood
house; Shields, s A Peckham, Port
land,
, 1887-08-25
4ccidcnt or Suicide

On Monday morning David McKis'
sick, aged about 19, shot himself, either
by accident or with suicidal intent, at
Sequim. The deed proved instantly
fatal, the muzzla of the gun having been
placed in his mouth. The bullet passed
through. coming out at the base of the
brain behind. The funeral occurred
Tuesday. Following is copy of the
verdict rendered by the eoronsr's jury:
SEoUIM PRAIRIE. Aug. %, 1887.
We, the coroner's jury assembled to
hold an inquest on the body Of David
McKissick, find that he came TO his
death by gunshot wound inflicted by
bis own hand while laboring under fiji
OF temporary insanity.
SAM'L BROOKS, Forem an
ANDREW HUME,
JOHN BROWN,
MICHAEL MINNEHAN,
JOHN BELL,
JOHN GovAN.
ID. McInnee, jr., Justice, Acting Cor
oner.
, 1887-08-25

The camping party returned yester-
day from Hoods Canal. They report
having had a most enjoyable time.
Winslow's store building on Water
street next the Palace chop house has
been rented for lager beer sale on.
James Furlong is building a good
sized dwelling house on Jefferson, be-
tween Madison and Monroe streets.
Mr.. D. B. Veasie, of Port Discov-
cry, recently returned from q trip to
Boston accompanied by his bride.
They will reside in Port Discovery.
The store lately occupied by Oliver
Il Dyer has been taken by NJ Born
stein and w. HI. Scott, the barber, has
rented the place vacated by Bernstein.
The A. R. Wilbur dramatic COM
pany will play in the opera house
here on the 29th. The company ar
rived lately from the East over the
Canadian Pacific.
Miss Jessie Bass and Miss Josie
Browne, who have been visiting with
the family of Collector Brooks for sew
eral weeks past, left for their home in
Salem, Ore, last Monday.
The four masted schooner building
at Port Ludlow for the Puget mill
company by Middlemas L Boole, of
San Francisco, is being planked.
Hiram Doncaster, the well known
shipwright of Tacoma, is superintend-
ing the work. She is 200 feet long,
40 feet beam, I6 feet hold. She will
carry 100000 feet of lumber and
will be used for the coasting trade.
Her masts are 94 feet long, q fine
specimen of Puget Sound spars. The
three masted schooner building along
side of the fourmasted vessel also by
Middlemas & Boole, for parties in
California. is nearing completion. She
will be called the W. f. Jewett.
The taxable property in Clalam
county amounts to something over
100000, being gain of $4,000
over last assessment. The rate of
taxation has been reduced one mill
Last years rate was lSI mills on the
dollar. The census roll shows a popu-
lation of 975 gain of 277 over last
year. Altogether the outlook for
Clalam is very good. The county be-
ing nearly out of debt, her warrants
are eagerly sought after at 50 cents on
the dollar, and they should bring their
face, as 10 per cent interest is allowed,
when no available funds are in their
treasury for their redemption. An
other year, speculation in county war
rants will be done away with, as the
county will be out of debt and have a
surplus in the treasury.